All three measures · 130–170 and 0–6
GRE practice test and mock test
All three measures of the shortened GRE, at the published length and pace. Verbal is one timed 27-question section — exactly both real sections put together — Quantitative is 27 questions with the on-screen calculator ETS provides, and Analytical Writing is one essay in 30 minutes. The full mock test runs all three in ETS's order, Writing first. Practising loose questions with no clock is why people who feel ready run out of time.
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The format we run on
- Verbal
- 41 minutes · 27 questions · all six item types
- Quantitative
- 47 minutes · 27 questions · all four item types
- Analytical Writing
- 30 minutes · one essay
- Full mock
- All three, Writing first, about 1h58
Reported as130–170 each, Writing 0–6, no total
Format checked against ETS on .
What you get
Written for this product, never copied from a board or a book, and never a paper you have already sat.
Reading Comprehension
Argument-driven passages rather than fact-driven ones, with questions that probe the claim — main idea, inference, and the function of a detail.
Text Completion
Standalone items on unrelated subjects, so one topic cannot carry you through the set.
Every answer explained
The line that proves the right answer, and why each wrong option is wrong. On the free plan too.
Under one clock
A section, not a worksheet. The pace is the point.
The clock, section by section
Taken from the published format and held to it. A clock that is generous by thirty seconds trains a habit that costs marks on the day.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Verbal Reasoning 1 (real exam) | 12 questions | 18 min |
| Verbal Reasoning 2 (real exam) | 15 questions | 23 min |
| A timed section here | 27 questions | 41 min |
Sentence Equivalence is all or nothing, and so is ours
Sentence Equivalence asks for two answers out of six and the GRE awards no partial credit on it: one right answer out of the two earns nothing. Multi-blank Text Completion is the same — every blank or none. We mark both exactly that way, which is harsher than a half-mark and is the only marking that rehearses the real thing.
Enough to judge it
- One section practice a day
- One full timed mock of your free exam every 30 days, the first straight away
- Four writing and four speaking evaluations a month
- The explanation and the proving line for every answer
- Your scores and progress over time
- Sit a paper from your last 7 days again, as that day's practice
- No card, no expiry, no ads
All six exams, unlimited
- Unlimited practice and marking, within fair use
- Full-length timed papers
- Which question type keeps costing you marks, across everything you have sat
- Your last 50 papers, ready to sit again
Questions, answered
Is the GRE practice free?
Yes. One section practice a day and one full timed mock of your free exam every 30 days on the free plan, with the explanation and the proving line for every answer. No card and no expiry.
Which GRE question types are covered?
All eleven types, counting single- and multi-blank Text Completion as two. That is all four Quantitative types (Quantitative Comparison, multiple choice with one answer, multiple choice with one or more answers, and Numeric Entry), the Analytical Writing essay (Analyze an Issue), and all six Verbal types: Reading Comprehension, select-all-that-apply Reading Comprehension, Select-in-Passage (where you click the sentence in the passage that fits a description), single-blank Text Completion, multi-blank Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence. Each is marked the way the GRE marks it, which for Sentence Equivalence and multi-blank Text Completion means all or nothing — the GRE awards no partial credit on either.
Is this the shortened GRE?
Yes. Verbal is two sections, 12 questions in 18 minutes and 15 in 23, which is about 90 seconds a question in both.
Are these real past GRE questions?
No. Every passage and item is written for this product, so nothing is reproduced from ETS, no answer key is published for it, and you never meet the same set twice.
Is there a full GRE mock test?
Yes. All three measures run as one sitting in the order ETS uses - Analytical Writing first, then Verbal Reasoning, then Quantitative Reasoning - each on its own clock, about one hour fifty-eight in total. Verbal and Quantitative are reported 130-170 and Analytical Writing 0-6, separately, exactly as ETS reports them. One honest limit: the real measures adapt between their two sections and ours are a fixed form at the published length and pace. The length is the real one, because the GRE has had no unscored section since it was shortened in September 2023.
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